GOOJODOQ Magic Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 13-inch(M4, 2024), Full Range Touch Trackpad, 7 Color Backlit Keyboard - White

The case is perfect if you want your iPad to basically be your computer or your laptop when you put it in this case, it looks like a laptop or magnetizes to the to the thing and you just open it, but it was a little heavy for me I have a laptop, so I just wanted something protective and thought I would try this one since it had the keyboard. I did return it but only because I didn’t need another case that looked like a laptop.

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Feels smooth and sturdy very satisfied with the quality of the keyboard i was expecting a light plasticy feel but actually feels just like my macbook keyboard. Came almost fully charged, connected right away. Only thing i wish is that the side that holds the ipad could move further back however, it does sit nicely over the board. Also, i have the 13” ipad pro, but the size of the keyboard and trackpad itself is actually great. So happy i chose this instead of the ridiculously expensive Apple one.

The product description specially indicates that it would stick to the IPad Pro 13 inch. However, it does fit my IPad but refuses to stay in place. I just got it today and loved the product aside from it not sticking but I needed something long term and reliable; this will not work. Also, the keyboard is hard to work with ( pressing wise ) and the keys itself make things a little confusing. It looks great from afar but truly is a difficult product especially when needed for school; it is just a hassle.

The GOOJODOQ Magic Keyboard Case for iPad Pro 13 is a nicely executed design! It uses magnetics to hold the iPad in place. The magnets are spread out around the upper case. It has a nice camera cutout in the upper section. It has a slick LED screen imbedded in the keyboard surface area to communicate power and connectivity information.Opening the keyboard up was easy from the onset to get into the angle that I wanted. This case is missing a needed feature though the item. It needs a magnetic snapping closure to keep the case closed while the iPad is in it. The case did close well though! The iPad felt pretty solid in place once I put it into position.The case weighed around 1.96 lbs so it had some heft to it. The mouse is nice and smooth to interact with.The backlighting is very good on the device with a range of colors to choose from and it can be turned to five levels of brightness as well as being turned off. It uses USB C connectivity to charge.The upper inside of the case has a nice felt-like material to protect the iPad surface while the exterior of the case had a nice smooth leather like material which feels excellent to the touch. The top of the surface area around the keyboard is a nice smooth yet grippy coating over the aluminum I believe. There are no silicone nubs at the front of the keyboard surface area to protect the screen from impact!The keyboard is nice because it is a full-sized keyboard with decent surface area on the keys. The keys are enormous. You can get caught up trying to find the next key simply because of how big the keys are. I enjoyed the way the keys depressed and the key travel distance.While the left and right arrows are full sized, they decided to make the up and down arrows half sized and I don’t like that.The keyboard has the top row as a dedicated row of shortcut buttons.There was also a soft silicone like clear covering that could be place over the keys to protect the key and the screen from impact.

I wanted a keyboard case for my new 2024 iPad Pro 13″ M4. The Apple version is more than $300, so I picked this case up as an alternative. The bluetooth connection to my iPad was easy and seamless. The small LED screen shows the charge status. The power switch is a small lever on the side of the case. The keyboard is lighted and the keys work well. The case itself is quite thick and heavy. One of the awesome features of the new iPad Pro is just how thin it is. Adding this case makes it quite thick – almost like two Mac Air laptops stacked. The trackpad is annoying. It feels like it has a couple levels of sensitivity but requires hard presses for clicking. It is definitely not fluid or responsive. I will be using my pencil for most interactions when not typing and it should be fine for my intended use. I like the case but for the trackpad challenges. And it is a worthy Apple alternative.